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Here is my latest video. I am working on my "$25 bike" getting it running after it has been sitting for numerous years of neglect from the previous owner. Lots of this can be applied to most any gasoline engine. Give it a watch. Getting an old motorcycle engine running

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Made another video out in my garage.

I guess I don't have a garage dog, I have a garage cat, well not even my cat, it is the wife's cat but it follows me everywhere and lays anywhere I am working. Sometimes even ON what I am working on. This cat crawled into the inner fender well and went to sleep when I was working under the...

Re: what did you do in your garage today? http://www.thejunkmanadv.com/how-to-adjusting-the-clutch.html I do this kind of stuff everyday!

I guess I have went overboard with motorcycles, they are addicting see here http://www.thejunkmanadv.com/about-the-junkman.html

progress is progress. I am in the front range.

Nothing special but it is my space. It won't "wow" anybody I am sure but I do a lot in this space (like my how to and build videos) Not done, of course, but one is never done with their garage space. Still need flooring and better electrical and routing air. Click the link for a video tour...

Don't want to jack the thread but thanks! I have MANY more bikes new and old. And thanks to all that answered my question about the "tightness" of the joints and spillage. It was what I thought so Race Deck (or similar) is not an option for me. To the OP, Nice garage and nice flooring...

I have one question. Are the joints water, oil, gas, beer tight? As in water from a dripping car, spilled liquids ect. are they going to seep through? This is a main question I have about these snap together floors in a working garage and I have not seen a definitive answer.

Use mine all the time! Had mine for about 10 years now. It can be seen in nearly all of my videos at The Junk Man's Adventures videos I use it in my videos all the time.